Drink Pink: Two Cocktails Supporting Breast Cancer Awareness This October in Miami
Two Miami bars are pouring pink all October — and every sip gives back. The Drink Pink from Gioia Hospitality Group and the Pink Lotus from The Setai Miami Beach are both raising money for breast cancer organizations through the end of the month.
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2 neighborhoodsTwo Miami bars are pouring pink all October — and every sip gives back. The Drink Pink from Gioia Hospitality Group and the Pink Lotus from The Setai Miami Beach are both raising money for breast cancer organizations through the end of the month.
Drink Pink — Gioia Hospitality Group
Available at Daniel's Miami, Daniel's A Florida Steakhouse, and D's Sports Bar, the Drink Pink is a bright, citrus-forward tequila cocktail built for a cause. Fifty percent of proceeds from every Drink Pink sold support organizations fighting breast cancer: 25% goes to Memorial Foundation's Pink Angels and 25% to The Pink-O Movement.
- 1.5 oz Lalo Tequila
- 0.75 oz Lime juice
- 0.5 oz Patrón Citronage
- 0.5 oz Grenadine
- 0.5 oz Watermelon
- 0.25 oz Agave
- 0.25 oz Montenegro
Directions: Measure all ingredients into a cocktail tin. Shake hard with ice for 10–15 seconds. Strain into a coupe glass. Garnish with a pink ribbon.
The combination of watermelon, grenadine, and Montenegro gives the drink its deep pink hue — and the tequila base keeps it firmly in South Florida territory.
Pink Lotus ($18) — The Setai Miami Beach
The Setai's contribution is more delicate: a coconut fat-washed vodka base lifted by strawberry cordial, yuzu bitters, Prosecco, and soda water. For every Pink Lotus sold, $1 is donated to the Florida Breast Cancer Foundation.
- 1.5 oz Coconut fat-washed ALB Vodka
- 0.75 oz Strawberry Cordial
- 2 dashes Yuzu Bitters
- 1.5 oz Prosecco
- 1.5 oz Soda Water
Directions: Chill a large white-wine glass. Fill with quality cubed ice. Add vodka, strawberry cordial, and yuzu bitters. Give a brief, gentle stir to integrate. Top with Prosecco and finish with soda water. Give one gentle lift from bottom to top with the bar spoon — don't over-agitate and lose carbonation. Garnish with a small strawberry and edible flower bouquet.
The result is light, floral, and effervescent — exactly what you'd expect from The Setai's bar program, and a fitting tribute to the month.
Both cocktails are available through October 31. If you're going to drink this month, drink pink.
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Two Miami bars are pouring pink all October — and every sip gives back. The Drink Pink from Gioia Hospitality Group and the Pink Lotus from The Setai Miami Beach are both raising money for breast cancer organizations through the end of the month.
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